20000 Leagues Under the Sea 1988 Adventure
Based on the Jules Verne novel, this graphic adventure provides a first-person perspective on the realm of Captain Nemo and his enormous submarine craft, The Nautilus. Players guide three brave explorers -- marine biologist Pierre Aronnax, his assistant Conseil, and the rough-and-tumble seaman Ned Land -- who had boarded the warship Abraham Lincoln and embarked on a mission to hunt down an impossibly enormous "sea monster" reported by several merchant ships. After finally meeting the creature in battle, far out to sea, the three heroes find themselves thrown overboard, clinging to the metal carapace of the very monster they'd sought to...
Bram Stoker's Dracula 1993 Arcade action
Bram Stoker's Dracula is no Doom. I thought I should get that out of the way right off the bat. It is, however, a decent shooter with a few nice twists to keep the game interesting. Unfortunately it has a couple of fairly major drawbacks as well. The story behind the game (what little there is) is that you had been imprisoned by the evil Dracula but have escaped and now you are on your way to kill the man-beast in a fit of revenge. That's it. Nothing very compelling to be sure, but...
Squash! 1993 Arcade action
This insectoid variant of Whack-a-Mole has the player frantically clicking on bugs. Points are scored for hitting them but lost for missing or letting them get away. The speed at which bugs appear and the size of the insect population can be adjusted to the player's liking. ...
Time Warp of Dr. Brain, The 1996 Puzzle
This game is the fourth in Sierra's Dr. Brain series. Dr. Brain is trapped in the time-space continuum and you travel through the ages along with him. You'll go from directing cell division in the 'Primordial Soup' to solving logic puzzles in the future with 'Brainwaves'. To complete the game and bring Dr. Brain back from his trip through time, you must complete all of the levels of each puzzle game. Let me tell you: it's puzzle pandemonium playing Dr. Brain. There are a great variety of games here and although the main target audience seems to be about age 10...
Projectyle 1990 Amiga
Most ball games are complicated enough. Football, basketball, hockey and the rest all have their own peculiar rules which can have even an aficionado scratching his head at times. And these games are all played on one single pitch - just imagine what a game that was played on five pitches would be like! This game of three players, three halves and five square pitches is surprisingly simple: eight teams, each of eight players, make up a league. One, two or three human players take control of a team each and during a match attempt to score goals in either of...
Automotive Conservation 2001 Strategy
This is a very simple freeware promotional game. What does it promote? Is it just to promote car maintainance or is it to promote the car company that ordered the production of this game? I think it's the second. It's a board game, a very simplistic board game. You set a price for mainainance every turn and people pay that to you when they check in on your maintainance post, as a fine. However, you might not want to set this too high, because you will probably land up paying that fine yourself to someone else in a special occasion. Though,...
AquaNox 2: Revelation 2003 Arcade action
If you remember the release of the first GeForce3 card, then you'll probably remember the original AquaNox. It was one of the first games to truly take advantage of all the card's newfangled abilities, but unfortunately, it was more of a technical demonstration than a fun game. Its sequel, AquaNox 2: Revelation, fixes a few of those gameplay problems, but it's still just about the same game with a different storyline. We're guessing Massive Development is a long-time fan of space sims, because AquaNox 2 plays a lot like Wing Commander, Freespace, Starlancer, and most other games of that ilk. The...
Colorado 1990 Amiga
Colorado is a fairly standard arcade adventure, but its 'Last of the Mohicans' style setting and its careful treatment merits more than a passing glance. A hunter saves an old Indian from torture by a rival tribe. Though mortally wounded, the chief gives him a map of a gold mine for saving his soul. The characters and the backgrounds are impressively drawn. The big pictures are individualized in the same way they were in one of their previous games Manhattan Dealers. The lush American scenery is also well drawn which encourages you to explore. A strip of information at the bottom of...
Castle Master 1990 Amiga
Saying that there is a lot of exploring to do in Castle Master is a bit like claiming that Vindaloo is a hot dish full of tasy, tangy spices. The plot can be written on a postage stamp. There is a kidnapped prince or princess ot rescue and numerous towers to rummage through. But when you mooch around Castle Eternity the game system comes into its own, as you crawl under tables, run and see in first person perspective. This is the first Freescape game to be developed specifically for 16-bit, and it is the first with a medieval-style theme. Freescape...
Sol Negro 1988 Arcade action
A millenarian spell, transmitted from parents to children, turned the muscular Bully into a fish and the indomitable Mónica into a hawk. Every full moon one of them suffers a transformation and the other recovers his normal form, which prevents them to be together. Only an extraordinary phenomenon can break the spell, something as extraordinary as a sun eclipse... the Black Sun. In order to break the spell, Bully must free Mónica (the hawk) of her cage for, turned he in fish, arrive on time together at the sacred submarine temple of the sun, a grotto located beyond the borders...
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